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June 18, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Pemex, Mexico's state oil company, is reviving a project to warehouse crude oil in underground caver

June 18 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low

Sea-Land Service Inc. says its ships will calling at Kodiak, Alaska, twice a week throughout the yea

Systems & Computer Technology Corp. said it signed an agreement with Cigna Corp. to settle a dispute

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

International Mobile Machines Corp. announced that Alberta Government Telephones - a crown corporati

The Boeing Co. and McDonnell Douglas announced big sales at the Paris Air Show. Boeing said

Recent clashes between protesters and police in South Korea and South Africa and last year's politic

U.S. monetary authorities may have to raise interest rates sharply if the rate of inflation threaten

The European Community warned its trading partners it would block the negotiations now under way in

Waterfront labor and management officials say the new International Longshoremen's Association contr

EYEBROWS WERE ARCHING throughout northeastern Florida recently when Wayne Stubbs, general manager o

What do you have when an airplane company's sales of two models exceed 3,700 units? Boeing's 727, on

Mobil Oil Corp. said Thursday that its affiliates had increased their exploration acreage in the Uni

The offshore oil and gas industry is showing signs of new life in the Gulf of Mexico, perhaps foresh

Canada's National Energy Board Thursday rejected an application by Hydro- Quebec to export electrici

A Soviet spokesman, apparently referring to the United States, said Thursday that some countries ar

China Agrees to Repair Soviet Ships in PortsChina and the Soviet Union have reached an agree

The tug that pushed and pulled a garbage barge up and down the Eastern Seaboard in search of a dump

The launching of the passenger ferry Uncatena from Boston Graving Dock Corp.' s shipyard in East Bo

Government scientists have taken their first exact look at America in years, and things aren't where

Companies confronted with environmental liability exposures now are eligible to participate in a ris

Technology is the true driving force behind the global marketplace, asserts a national finance manag

Hong Kong and Sweden Sign Textile AgreementHONG KONG - Sweden and Hong Kong signed a new fiv

Foreign securities companies are likely to be excluded from underwriting the second round of sales o

French companies are taking advantage of the lower value of the U.S. dollar to boost their investmen

When Scania first came to the land of sell, sell, sell, its U.S. competitors couldn't make heads or

Reichhold Hikes Latex, Copolymer PricesDOVER, Del. - The emulsion polymers division of Reich

More than two dozen central New York workers, taking advantage of the state's infant toxic torts law

About 40 years ago, Raymond Hendrickson worked for the Union Asbestos and Rubber Co. in Paterson, N.

Five of Gov. Mario Cuomo's nominees were confirmed as members of New York state's utility rate-setti

An ambitious plan may lead to Australia replacing the Soviet Union as the main supplier of iron ore

Italian businessmen are concerned that lengthy negotiations to form a new governing coalition in the

At least 27 cities and villages near the Chernobyl power station are too contaminated to be populate

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement announced it would boost next month its weak dollar curren

EC Puts Pressure On Oils Tax DissentersThe European Commission has strengthened its push to

UK Firm Designs Oven For Baking PotatoesAn oven developed specifically for baking potatoes a

Any trade legislation this year is likely to allow retaliation for unfair practices but retain presi

Foreign trade zones are discovering that "with success comes criticism," says Roy Jaeger, the presid